Featured Application The presented theoretical–conceptual framework has neurobiological/
etiological relevance and focuses on dimensionally conceptualized physiological …

This review explores several rarely discussed examples illustrating constructivism
principles, generative and selective features of neuronal regulation of behaviour. First, the …

While the field of personality neuroscience has extensively focused on humans and, in a few
cases, primates and rodents, a wide range of research on fish personality has emerged in …

Purpose The need to elucidate risk factors for adolescent suicide is urgent, as suicide
consistently ranks among the top causes of death globally. Understanding suicide risk …

The goal was to create a brief temperament inventory grounded in the Regulative Theory of
Temperament (FCB-TMI-CC), with a user-friendly, online applicability for studies in different …

This paper reviews the principles identified in analytic neuroscience that could be used in
the setup of an international project,“Hippocrates”(H-project), named after the author of the …

Consistent individual preferences for specific reinforcers and adherence to specific
regulators could be observed in behaviour from a very early age. The neurochemical …

The properties of temperament are due to differences in the excitability of brain systems that
integrate the behavior of an individual, his emotions and autonomic functions and play an …

Reinforcement sensitivity theory (RST) is a major neuropsychological personality theory.
However, a detailed introduction is lacking in Japanese. Therefore, this paper provides an …

Digital Phenotyping (DP) entails exploring digital expressions of human personality using
behavioral cues drawn from smartphones' digital footprints. Most personality-oriented DP …